Event Days in October
Fall is a highlight at Indigo Farms. For many people it is a place where special memories bring smiles and warm thoughts even years after their experience here. The fall event days and other farm activities are made for just such times.
Thank You for being a part of our farm's fall events. we hope you value the time you had even more as the years go by. If you are interested in helping with the event days in 2012 you may contact us to see if there is a way to do so.
Headlines from the STOCKPIG race track
The pigs are getting ready for the training. There is a lot that goes into making it on the track and contending for the championship.
Farm Heritage Day (October 5, 2013 9am - 4pm) is our effort to bring together the many new people who move into the area, The many people whose roots are deep in the area together with the generations that have never known our rural heritage. The result is a rare opportunity to learn from one another, to interact with knowledgeable, skilled, and experienced people. The kind of people we have been participated in past years truly makes this day special.
Look for horse drawn demonstrations Exhibits of indigo dyeing, weaving, paper making, old tools, artifacts from the 1800's, old tool exhibit, blacksmithing, needle work and more. The Horry County museum will be running a 1915 vertical hit and miss engine turning a 1920's grist mill. Antique tractors and engines, old farm equipment. Special additions include pony rides, hay rides, pick your own pumpkins, hay maze, corn stalk tepe, lots of photo opportunities and one of the event's most popular attraction - Stockpig Racing! Keep posted for more added details. There is no admission fee, no parking fee and lots to see and do free. Hay rides and pick your own pumpkins do have fees. This year corn shelling has a small fee.
Pumpkin Day October 19 is a day focused on farm fun from yesteryear. This year we focus on more pumpkin activites such as painting , pick your own. Pumpkin Day is the crown jewel of Naspig, the best of Stockpig racing. It is usually the day that determines who will win the championship. With the point system all the races throughout the season count and add up to determine the eventual winner. We are looking forward to special music and old farm games for all ages. Our hope is that this day could be one of those rare days where families can all have fun together, doing the same things. There is something wonderful that happens when parents can share their youthful side with their own kids. It is great when fathers and mothers come along side their children to "show" them that they can "do" this game or participate like everyone else. It is a great opportunity to laugh, be yourself and count your many blessings. Keep posted for details.
Like Farm Heritage Day there are no fees for admission or parking. Pony rides(?), hay rides($1-1.5), pick your pumpkins ( $16-17 / fisrt large pumpkin plus family hay ride to patch. additoanl pumpkins sold by size; large $9-10, mid $5-7, small $3-4), pumpkin painting( $7-9), corn shelling( .25/ear), face painting( $1.5) have fees. With old farm games, pumpkin archery, sack races, stilts, hay maze, little people's village , STOCKpig Racing. You don't need money to have a good time. But bring some for food and activities with a fee.
Night time hay rides are an opportunity for small groups to have some special time together. Unlike most night time hay rides in the fall the focus is not on a wild scary time. It is in fact intended to be a quiet evening savoring the early evening or night. Tuning in to the wonderful reality that exist but is often ignored. These hay rides and bonfires are great for roasting hot dogs and marshmellows. As for more details when you call for reservations, 843-399-6902 or 910-287-6794.
